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Does anyone know?

I would be a little miffed if it were still gen 1.

also wondering how much ram is in 10.5 iPad Pro, but I guess well find out next week
 
Does anyone know?

I would be a little miffed if it were still gen 1.

also wondering how much ram is in 10.5 iPad Pro, but I guess well find out next week

I was just in a chat on the apple store and they claim the ram is the same from before. 2 GB in 10.5 and 4 in the 12.9. Do we believe or not is the question.
 
Highly doubt it, Tim Cook will cut costs at every point and I'm sure there are old gen 1 Touch ID's sitting unused in warehouses
 
Shame but it's still physical. The iPhone has the Taptic Engine, but iPad doesn't deserve that apparently. And where's 3D Touch?
iPad would need like 5 Taptic engines because it has a huge surface area that'd need to be covered for a vibrate. Plus, the solid home button would be the only reason for it because you don't carry the iPad in your pocket where a vibration notification would be useful. Taking up that much space for one purpose doesn't make sense.
 
iPad would need like 5 Taptic engines because it has a huge surface area that'd need to be covered for a vibrate. Plus, the solid home button would be the only reason for it because you don't carry the iPad in your pocket where a vibration notification would be useful. Taking up that much space for one purpose doesn't make sense.

Well, the Taptic Engine gives all kinds of haptic feedback throughout iOS, not only the notifications and home button. But yes, it would require some new setup. If they ever manage to include 3D Touch than they have to find a solution for the Taptic Engine as well.
 
Shame but it's still physical. The iPhone has the Taptic Engine, but iPad doesn't deserve that apparently. And where's 3D Touch?

3D Touch is what I'm holding out for - you know Apple is working hard to implement it given that every other device in their lineup features it. That'll get me to pull the trigger but these are very nice improvements.
 
I was just in a chat on the apple store and they claim the ram is the same from before. 2 GB in 10.5 and 4 in the 12.9. Do we believe or not is the question.

Won't be true. Aside from it being silly that the iphone 7 plus has 3gb and the iPad 10.5" has 2gb....the iPad Pro 10.5" seems to be able to handle two slide over apps, where as the 9.7" can only do one. I expect that is due to RAM.
 
3D Touch is what I'm holding out for - you know Apple is working hard to implement it given that every other device in their lineup features it. That'll get me to pull the trigger but these are very nice improvements.

It could have some real impact on typing for example. For now though I'm tempted to get an iPad again just because of what iOS 11 will bring. Also maybe the 10.5" size, but I'll have to see that one in a store first.
 
Won't be true. Aside from it being silly that the iphone 7 plus has 3gb and the iPad 10.5" has 2gb....the iPad Pro 10.5" seems to be able to handle two slide over apps, where as the 9.7" can only do one. I expect that is due to RAM.

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One, two and three apps running in iPad Pro 9.7.
 
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Has to be Gen 2 at this point. I'm still on my Air 2, I actually leave my iPad unlocked with no pin or FP as its always home.
 
Xcode docs (and others with review units) have already confirmed that both Pro models have 4GB of RAM. This is in contrast to only the 12.9” Pro having 4GB, and the 9.7” Pro having 2GB.
 
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